Although sugar-free foods may reduce spikes in blood sugar, they have the same amount of carbs. I count CARBS-not sugar!! So please, just give me regular candy and I’ll cover it with insulin. Gracias 
Misconception #10: Sugar-Free Candy is a Good Gift for a Diabetic
January 21, 2012 By 9 Comments
@SE4NNNN Agreed!!
The worst part is what happens to your stomach after eating the candy. LMAO. Give me real candy any day of the week.
@sofisticatedpanda Hahaha have you nicely asked him to stop? lol.
At least you got more!!
My dad always buys me sugar free candy and I get annoyed by it, but it was good because my brothers only got 2 pieces of candy and I got like 15 because you couldn’t find the kind of candy anywhere else
@humaBLOG Wow, so glad I’m not the only one on this!! haha. And thank you, more are on the way!!
I hate when that happens. Thanks but no thanks! Awesome videos keep them comin’!
Hahaha Emma! That’s so great! Glad I could help
And I’m glad you agree, Chris!
Sugar free food is a big old scam anyway. it tastes yucky, the manitol give you the runs and costs a fortune. Great video!
You have just saved me from sending a friend of mine (a diabetic) “sugar-free” candy! Honestly, I was struggling with what to get because I knew I wouldn’t eat suar-free candy myself. Now I’ll send my favorite candy, peach Jelly Belly beans; which has only 1 gram of carbs per jelly bean!!
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YOU’RE A LIFESAVER! (Better than the candy kind!)